Miller Huggins & Goodwin Auctions.. Any winners?

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

Many nice items went off last night in both of the auctions. I was surprised at some of the prices both low and high on many lots. I think I over paid on a N142 Duke Cabinet of Davis, but I've always wanted that one.. How did everyone else do?

JC

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Posted By: Dave Seaborn

JC - that's a great piece, nice purchase.

I was lucky enough to win the N167 Gerhardt (SGC 30).

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Posted By: Keith O'Leary

Nice wins u2 , I had both of them on my watch / want list. 2 great cards.

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Posted By: warshawlaw

congrats.

Picked up the 19th century boxing lot.

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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

JC,

Perhaps people should start the threads with...

"Miller Huggins & Goodwin Auctions...Any losers?"

You'll probably get more responses!

Actually there were some strong prices and some reasonable prices in the auctions. Me, nada on Wednesday.

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Posted By: ockday

N172 Mays spotted tie

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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

Oh, that's where it went! That's a beautiful image on that Mays card.

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Posted By: Al C.risafulli

I won the W502 Harris and Schalk from the Goodwin auction. Very pleased.

-Al

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Posted By: Mark Tylicki

This one replaces a 1940 Play Ball PSA 8. I've always wanted a card issued during Naps career. Plus, it's a new type card for me.

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Posted By: Brian McQueen

Just won one card, the 1911 Zeenut Seaton "smallbox" variation. Probably overpaid but at least got one step closer to completing the set.

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Posted By: Rhys

For the first time I can ever remember, Goodwin had some bargains it looks like.

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

I thought the 1897 Milwaukee Cabinet with Mack on it went really cheap. I looked at the Mays card as well to go with the other one I just picked up..

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Posted By: Rhys

Congratulations to James Feagin who got a heck of a good price on his consigned piece. Could not have happened to a better guy and at a better time with your new baby!

Rhys

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Posted By: Steve Dawson

I got the Goodwin E90-1 Tinker for my hall of famer set


Steve

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Posted By: John S

Shut-out!!! Hoping for better luck tonight.

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Posted By: warshawlaw

Pair of 1927 Exhibits – Lou Gehrig & Wally Pipp

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Posted By: Al C.risafulli

I won a couple of lots of T205s in the H&S auction last night (including the lot with the Sovereign Matty) that will bring me to about 40% complete on that set. I'm pretty pleased.

-Al

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Posted By: Ubiqty

I won the e90-1 goup with Karger in it. I will be lising all but Karger and Engle on the B/S/T in a few weeks.

On a separate note, I was surprised the nicer Dummy Hoy only went for $3750.

Thanks,
Scott.

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Posted By: ockday

OJ of Welsh/Gleason

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Posted By: warshawlaw

That was a very nice image. Nice pickup.

BTW, if anyone is interested in a 1927 Pipp Exhibit or the John L. Sullivan N162, I'll soon have doubles.

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Posted By: Brian Weisner

Who won item # 1? LMK If you're interested in selling a few cards.
Thanks Brian



PS I mean Huggins and Scott

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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

Did anyone get any of the Hoy N172 cards? I think the best bang for the buck was the raw Hoy card that sold for $1600 on the second day of the auction.

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Posted By: Eric

I won the following lots in the Miller/Huggins auction:

556 T57 Fable series set
1333 T25 and T26 Between the Acts actors and actress lot
1334 T38 The Aviators set
1492 465 non-sports cards from various series

Around 600 cards total!!

Eric

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Posted By: Joann

If anyone here won Lot #8 in Huggins and Scott (lot of E90-1's) and is interested in selling the O'Leary, please email me at jmkline@juno.com

Thanks.

Joann

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Posted By: RIch W.

I won lot numbers 235, 236 and 1005 in Huggins auction. Buying it by the pound.

Rich W.